One policy this man supported was brought to the forefront by the election of Daniel O'Connell in Clare. This politician ended up fighting a duel with
One policy this man supported was brought to the forefront by the election of Daniel O'Connell in Clare. This politician ended up fighting a duel with Lord Winchilsea because of this man's support for Catholic emancipation in Ireland; he had earlier threatened to resign if that policy was not supported by George IV. This man organized a force to suppress the Kennington Common meeting of the Chartists, and was the successor of Viscount Goderich. In an earlier career, this man was dubbed the "Sepoy General" for his early involvement at the Battle of Seringapatam in the (*) Mysore Wars. He's most famous for combining forces with General Blucher to win a victory that ended the Hundred Days. Also known as the "Iron Duke," for 10 points, name this British prime minister, the victor at Waterloo.
One policy this man supported was brought to the forefront by the election of Daniel O'Connell in Clare.
Arthur {Wellesley}, {1st} Duke of {Wellington}, {Marquess Douro}, {Marquess} of {Wellington}, {Earl} of {Wellington}, Viscount {Wellington} of {Talavera} and of {Wellington}, {Baron Douro} [accept either underlined answer]